Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

JSIxnsss booth iAst evening. znd Lad Il no4
beea lor he | lieysi-heaeednsss Of ie 0rsiaa
felrce WaU selzea 50 Overcast snd
saeolbere1 tae n2mes. dreadful seens
would pr0bxbly have followed. Mr.. fssEcs
wiA c4Ery = feeinaef a hss bravery Ia .
pair of badly burned hands.
AIRS. LLOYD Brsssss artistic rendering Of
the ''cphyaxa wks something really ven
derf9i. 70 Hnsintsln Tor any isngth Of
tine the rigid head position aud the nxed
stare Of The eyes Required Ia true oohosp-
tisn Of tue tass needs not only viii po~er,
b2t physlcSl endurance 10 . ssgFss iills
dreamed OF 5Y tie 1nlnltlated-
In tAe Christmas booth Mrs. r b. Wine
gar. ia . charming gown OF pax satin and
black lace, saperintsnded that most eunulug
affair the dolls wedding. Mrs. Cartwright,
krs. DR.. Robinson. Mrs. Keith foiiett, Ars.
Gilmore. Miss Louise t1len and Miss Nellie
hsrmon, ali Ia pretty cream white gowns.
made lne Christmas booth . bower oi frosty
beauty. airs. J. ". Bsrnbart who Was also
ia this booth, wore . pretty dress of blue
cashmere.
The ladies who occupied ths Egyptian
booth, Mrs. Henry Ives, Mrs. Charles
Deane. Mrs. Fred Berger. Mrs.. George
Quimby Miss Dottelle Sissell. Miss Donna
More Miss Gertie Blanchard and Aiss Lulu
Antsdcl takcu III many .IchtAe VI kOt-
money, as did also the gentlemen associated
with them. Willard brigham, frsa Deane,
A. ID. Rathbone and James farnsworth.
Demure Rebeoca's well needed constant re-
tilllng. The two Armeniaas, Garaesd Asa
doorian and Is. +. 5imonian, q student OF
the University Of Michigan, exhibited the
beautiful Turkish goods which they im-
ported themselves. The two gentlemen
will continue the sale OF their articles at
| The booth on Monday next, NJ greatly re-
ducsd prices, and should meet with liberal
patronage, as the success OF that particular
line OF the kirmes is largely due to their
unstin:ed efforts.
When Milton wrote:
Come knit hands, and beat the ground
In light fantastic sound,
| he doubtless referred 10 some such cotili.
| ION as the swedish dance, one Of the prettiesl
and most artistically executed or ell the
| numbers. Aside from the Misses Nette
| Cole and Minnie White, who with theii
escorts Messrs. Fisher and Boltwood led
| the dance. Aiss Flora Moore was. perhaps
| the most charming of the na1en haired
| Morse girls. Miss Moore is very graceful !. as
| is also ner partner, the well known Charlie
| McQuewan. Miss Sadie White was very
handsome with her escort, MI. Richard
| smith. Miss Bacon looked charming last
| night on the arm of Mr.. Bennett and Adiie
| Beiknap and John White were graceful
couple. Bessie Sigh and Annie ashley
with their partners, Geo. Boitwood and
| Heber Northrup helped make up pretty
| sroup.
Welded
| Mrs. Laura Cutter was united in marriage
last evening TO Mr.. Harry j. Towie by the
| Rev. H. ii. Brooks. The lady is
| the daughter of Crawford ANGEL of this
| city. The wedding was strictly private
| fhe happy pair went north last evening
| and will be at home NJ the Brunswick on
| lueir return.
| The wedding of Mr.. Eugene C. Good
| rich and Miss Florence G.. Haight. on
| Thursday evening, was attended by about
5ne hundred and fifty people. The resi-
| ience OF the brides parents, on Clinton-st,
l where the event occurred, was beautifully
| estooned with smilax, carnations and pink
| and white rJses, while the bride appeared
| lovely IN gown of white satin, and carry
| ing bouquet of pure white roses. The
| presents were numerous and elegant. Deli
| ious refreshments were served by SWEET
| and, after whicn the happy pair started
| for Auburn, \. Y, where the groom &
l mother resldss